Loganair Limited has been in the news mostly around ownership and profitability in recent years, with reports that its sale process was halted by the owners and the airline returning to profit after the pandemic. In 2022, Loganair announced a return to profitability with a reported pre-tax profit of £4.98 million on £161 million in turnover, supported by expanded contract work and Royal Mail Highlands and Islands services. More recently, coverage from STV indicated the owners paused the sale process for the foreseeable future, while continuing fleet renewal and refurbishment plans. For ongoing, up-to-date developments, I can pull the latest articles and summarize key points with citations if you’d like.[2][3][4]
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worldairlinenews.comThe Scottish airline's bosses said its improved finances had followed a difficult time due to Covid.
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www.newsnow.comOrkney MSP Liam McArthur has called on Loganair to reduce the cost of fares
www.shetnews.co.ukStephen and Peter Bond announced their intention to sell the company last year, but say they are now taking it off the market.
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www.flightglobal.comLoganair has confirmed that it will remain under the ownership of Stephen and Peter Bond after they suspended their sale of the airline.
www.airport-technology.comLatest news on Loganair, Scotland's largest regional airline, providing comprehensive coverage of its routes, fleet, partnerships, and role in connecting communities
www.newsnow.co.ukLoganair's audited accounts set out a profit before tax of £4.98m on a turnover of £161m.
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